scotts v6
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hi i no nothing about cameras but would like to no how photos like the one below are done please as a would like some taken or are these fx`s added any help cheers
[Edited on 09-02-2010 by scotts v6]
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Scotty_B
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Combination of long shutter speed and rear curtain flash.
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scotts v6
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witch means alot a money for a camera to take pics like this ?
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Dom
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quote:
Originally posted by scotts v6
witch means alot a money for a camera to take pics like this ?
A lot of SLRs will do second/rear curtain flash(sync)
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Neo
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Thats a really bad example of rear sync. The same effect can be acheived by setting the camera to a long exposure (1 second) with a fill flash.
You could just about do it on a point and shoot, set the camera to night mode with a flash, as soon as the flash has gone off move the camera. This *should* freeze the image and leave the shutter open long enough to catch light trails.
You may however find that the shutter speed isn't lengthened as the flash compensates it.
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scotts v6
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i no nothing about takeing pictures at all or the stuff your saying do a need fancy equipment to do this or can a do it with a normal digital cam ?
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Neo
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quote:
Originally posted by scotts v6
i no nothing about takeing pictures at all or the stuff your saying do a need fancy equipment to do this or can a do it with a normal digital cam ?
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Originally posted by Neo
You could just about do it on a point and shoot, set the camera to night mode with a flash, as soon as the flash has gone off move the camera. This *should* freeze the image and leave the shutter open long enough to catch light trails.
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